For a Resource to Be Valuable, It Must Be Either

question 116

True/False

For a resource to be valuable, it must be either rare, hard to imitate, or not easily substitutable.

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Definitions:

Product Liability Laws

Regulations that hold manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, and retailers accountable for any injuries caused by defective or dangerous products.

National Sales

Sales activities that are conducted within a country's borders, focusing on the distribution and marketing of goods and services to domestic consumers.

Open Road

Sometimes used metaphorically to refer to freedom or the lack of obstacles for actions or endeavors.

Market-Share Liability

A theory under which liability is shared among all firms that manufactured and distributed a particular product during a certain period of time. This theory of liability is used only when the specific source of the harmful product is unidentifiable.